GOP lawmakers forecast Nixon resignation pleas after impeachment
Washington three senior House Judiciary Committee Republicans predicted new appeals for President Nixon to resign after the impeachment bill clears the panel. They cited party fears about the impact on November elections, with one signaling substantial GOP support for a resignation, though Nixon showed no intention to quit.
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Impeachment votes seen as unhappy but unavoidable
Two southern House members who backed Nixon impeachment called the decision unhappy yet unavoidable. M Caldwell Butler and Ray Thornton said the duty was heavy, the process thorough, and the outcome uncertain as the resolution faced the full House. Both stressed personal risk but cited the gravity of the evidence.
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Majority backs impeachment in Gallup poll
Princeton dispatch reports 51 percent of Americans believe President Nixon should be impeached while 46 percent say he should be removed. The mid July Gallup poll surveyed 1,555 adults on whether there was enough evidence for a Senate trial. Both respondents indicated resignation was unlikely, urging a Senate trial to resolve the issue.
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Hoffa says no evidence justifies Nixon impeachment
Former Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa told UPI that no evidence has been produced to warrant President Nixon's impeachment. He claimed Charles Colson placed a pardon restriction to curry favor with Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons and become union counsel at 150,000 yearly. Hoffa added he does not believe the President will be impeached based on the record.
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Law professor calls Nixon impeachment article too broad
Yale constitutional law professor Charles L Blackey said Sunday the impeachment article charging President Nixon with obstruction of justice should be more specific. He called the Saturday resolution unsatisfactory and noted it straddles Nixon personal participation versus authorization of acts, urging clarification of guilt versus group blame.
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Cohen Defends Impeachment Vote to Maine Voters
Rep. William Cohen of Maine appeals to constituents in a statewide address after backing impeachment in the House Judiciary Committee. He cites faith in the rule of law and argues the president’s actions jeopardize the nation, defending his conscience and representation to Maine’s Second District amid mixed public reaction.
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